Tax Compliance for Doing Business in Italy with Legal Certainty
Filing obligations and deadlines: Italian tax law confronts companies with numerous requirements. For Italian companies, branches and permanent establishments of foreign enterprises, we handle ongoing tax compliance and ensure the proper fulfilment of all tax obligations.
Tax returns, deadlines and communication with the authorities
The preparation and filing of Italian tax returns, ongoing tax monitoring and representation before the tax authorities are core components of reliable tax compliance. The aim is the legally secure and timely handling of all tax obligations.
Compliance in the context of corporate structure and financial reporting.
Tax compliance cannot be viewed in isolation. Close coordination with accounting and corporate structure makes it possible to identify risks at an early stage and to fulfil tax obligations consistently and transparently.
Special requirements for particular legal forms
Consortia, consortium companies, cooperatives and cooperative network structures are subject to specific tax requirements under Italian law. Here we provide support based on many years of experience and in-depth expertise. Tax litigation and out-of-court dispute resolution procedures with the tax authorities are handled by the dedicated tax litigation department.
Your contacts
Dott. Comm. Josef Vieider
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Phone: +39 0471 288 333
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Dott. Comm. Alessandro Zanellato
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Dott. Comm. Stefan Lanznaster
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Dott. Comm. Thomas Pichler
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Dott. Comm. Sabrina Tabiadon
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Dott. Comm. Christian Gentilini
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Dott. Antonio Gocev
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Our newsletters – Useful Updates on Tax and Legal Matters
Periodic reporting by delegated directors – reminder for the first half of 2026
Delegated directors must report to the board of directors and the statutory auditors at least every six months on business performance, outlook and major transactions. The documentation for the first half of 2026 should be completed within the third quarter.
Refund of foreign VAT – applications for 2025 to be filed by Wednesday, 30 September 2026
Companies and self-employed professionals may claim a refund of VAT paid in other EU Member States during 2025 up to 30 September 2026. We summarise the procedure, deadlines, minimum amounts and documentation requirements.